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Build streaming data pipelines with Redpanda Connect using declarative YAML configs, Bloblang mappings, and component discovery. Covers running, linting, and dry-running pipelines.

Streams change data capture from PostgreSQL into Redpanda or Kafka using Redpanda Connect's postgres_cdc input, covering setup, snapshotting, and troubleshooting.

Diagnoses Redpanda broker and cluster health using debug bundles, metrics endpoints, logs, CPU profiling, and partition/raft checks, with triage playbooks for common failure modes.

Run OpenClaw remote validation on Linux, macOS, or Windows via the Crabbox or Testbox wrapper, reporting the actual provider and lease id.

Operate a self-managed Redpanda broker process and node from the CLI using the `rpk redpanda` command family and `rpk iotune`: node lifecycle (start/stop), production vs. development mode, kernel autotuning, node configuration (redpanda.yaml), and per-node Admin API operations including broker.

Install the rpk CLI on macOS, Linux, or Docker, and configure profiles, connection settings, SASL/TLS credentials, and Enterprise licenses for Redpanda clusters.

Manage Kafka consumer groups on Redpanda with rpk group: list, describe, seek, delete groups, and delete offsets.

Redux middleware — the `store => next => action => {}` pipeline for side effects, logging, analytics, and async (thunk/saga). Use when writing custom middleware, wiring async thunks, ordering middleware in configureStore, or keeping side effects out of reducers.

Diagnoses and validates Redpanda Connect pipelines using linting, dry-run connection tests, logging, metrics, tracing, and health endpoints, including enterprise feature troubleshooting.

Operate a Redpanda cluster's health, brokers, configuration, and maintenance from the CLI using the `rpk cluster` command group, the front-end to the Admin API. Use when checking cluster health or metadata, decommissioning or recommissioning brokers, getting or setting cluster config properties, balancing or moving.

Streams MySQL or MariaDB row-level changes into Redpanda or Kafka via the mysql_cdc input, covering binlog setup, snapshots, checkpointing, per-table routing, AWS RDS IAM auth, and Enterprise lakehouse destinations.